READ THE EAST OREGONIAN SPORT PAGE AND RECEIVE THE NEWS THAT IS FURNISHED BY THREE SERVICES, A. P., U, Pv AND L N. V TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26, 1921. whllo the Portland Motorboat club will aid by furnishing the official boats, ltay JamlHon will pilot the MlKnon, while William Love, owner of the WnywcKO and commodore of the Portland Motorboat club, will have Ills boat out. While there will be several strong distance swimmers In the race from !umiiK the local mermen. It In expect. It J that the title will be taken to Scut tle, this year by MItrio Konowuloff of Multnomah Club Has 17 Entries jd!ri?. thh BASEBALL SUMMARY ! tr:h: H1 for Distance Try Which Has Not Been Staged Singe 1918 Beventeeh entile" hnvo been receiv ed by Jack Cody, swimming instruc- best year In competition this season, having already won the national mile against some of the best swimmers in the east, and also placed first In two middle-distance events in the Pacific coast championships at Kan Diego re lational 1.1'auue Stand n;;s Pittsburg New York Host on Hrooklyn IKt. l.oujs Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia American l-nKiii tor of th Multnomah Amateur Ath-1 cently. letio club, for the marathon swim to Cody to date has received the fol be held tomorrow afternoon In the lowing entries: Steve Mushnell. Collie Willamette river from Wlndemtith to i Wheeler, Ted Alonen, Bus Douglas, the Morrison street bridge. The race, j Jack Pobochanko. Pen Lombard, Pave which Is being staged under the aus-jFall, Curtin Carroll, Paul Ellwell, lln- pices of the Multnomuh club Is an at tempt to I'bvIvo the Wlllametle river marathon which for several years was race ICusterday, Everett Fenton, M 1 lon rteed Klepper, Pontile Austin. Walter La Mar, Paschal Howard, nn annual affair anil one of the swim , Chuck CVdy and Mltrie Konowaloff. classics of the northwest, but which I N'o entry will be allowed to compete was discontinued during the war. The who Is not registered and holds an last marathon was in 1918. and was amateur athletic union card. All con- won by Myron Wllsey, Multnomah club end University of Oregon swim mer. Wllsey will not enter the race th'.s year. I Promptly nt 1:30 o'clock the swim-1 mers will shove off from the float at Wlndeniuth and will finish under the Morrison-street bridge. The harbor patrol boat will keep the course clear. Inh tostnnts will bi allowed to have a ca noe or boat to follow them, but th's craft must Peep nt least 20 feet away from the swimmer. The best place from which to wit ness the race will be from the Haw thorne bridge, where an excellent view may be had of both the start and fin- . . 76 44 .633 I , . . 73 50 .fi'.M j .. 65 r.i .r.fio i .. 63 59 .516 5 11 60 .4S7 . . 54 67 .446 .. 4S 70 .407 ,. 3!) S3 .320 Standings. .. 73 46 .614 ., 71 45 .612 . . 65 57 .533 . . 60 60 .500 . , 55 62 .470 ..57 66 .463 . . -52 67 .437 ! . . 4 5 75 .375 i Vv. New York Washington ...... St. louis Hoston Detroit Chicago Philadelphia . . . . American Association ItcMilts. Minneapolis 6, Indianapolis 0. No others. WckKtii Ijoaguo Komi Its. Omaha 7, Wichita 6. S;oux City 5. Oklahoma City 11. St. Joseph 6, Joplin 7. Dcs Moines 9, Tulsa S. Souilicrn Asws-'ntlon Ibwulis. Memphis 4-3, New Orleans 2-7. Itlrmlnghnm 2, Chattanooga 5. Atlanta 3, Nashville 2. Utile Itock-Moblle, rain. Pacific Coast Unfile Standings, Pan Fraiuisco S7 58 .( Sacramento 1(3 62 '.5 Seattle SO 62 X Aopcles 77 63 .T MOTION PICTURE.NEWS I PASTIME Viir"" r I. i v I i ., ..L..,.. J.il.-l.tiLl QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION Saturday Specials PRIME STEER BEEF A-l QUALITY Roiling Beef 5c Chuck Steak 20c Stew Beef 5c Round Steak 25c Pot Roast 12 l-2c . Sirloin Steak 28c Cross Rib Roast 18c Porter House Steak 28c Roast Pork 25c Loin Pork Chops 38c .,,T.....MILK FED SPRING-LAMB Lamb Slew 10c Leg of. Lamb English Lamb Chop; Lamb Roast 20c Lamb Steak - 20c French Lamb Chops POULTRY 25c 25c 25c. Spring Fries Roasting Chickens AliT.Y TODAY I Is a woman ever justified in shoot-1 ' ins and seriously injuring a man? This Is one of the questions which ! will hold and thrill audiences when j ''Mari s Plaything," the latest Republic j release,, starring Grace Davidson and j Montague Love, comes to the Alt i i neitu e iuoa . j 4 I lit this highly oraniatic picture it ( ; is answered affirmat.vely. Grace ! f I I i ..t. i.- i.. v..iii i r i.ivir.Fii, wiiu liiu line ill .Mriiir : i Vanghan, a flower air at J,uffanti's, a j racy resort where the idle rich eonj;re I (fate, discovers that the has been used j as a bait by a group of human sharks i to lure and trap and then separate a;J , millionaire's son from his mone5'. j j . With this knowledge comes a deter- , j minat.'oi) to cut the threads which j f 'have been used to ensnare V;in Tell, j the rich man's son. In doins this. 'I ! Nell'e Vaughan faces Devlin Madox, ! i j who has engineered the plot in which ; j both she and Van Tcel have been vie- i I tlms. Madox shows temper, at the 4 (ami! time sneering- at the possibility J of a woman downing him. In the ' i quick action which follows, Madox is I J shot by Miss Vaughan. Instead of ; J being Jailed, as would seem probable, I consequent events so shape themselves that Nellie V;rughah'8 action is Justifi ed. Madox, the villain, is played with suave power by the admirable Stuart Holmes. Montagu Love is Peiten Van Teel and Grave Davidson is Nellie Vaughan. CHILDREN 5c ADULTS 20c Buck Jones IN Get Your' Man A Royal Mounted Police Story. Comedy: RAZZIN THE JAZZ. Twenty Imported hats were auc tioned off for 1700 at the retail mil liners' fall show in New York. Hero" is one of them. Is it worth JS5? It Is a draped turban of silver-gray metallized satin with a biack aigrette upstanding in front. While there is a suggestion cf the eastern poten tate's turban, the breadth of the hat and the manner of draping makes It mors Parisian than Persian. I Oakland . j Vernon . . I Salt I..'ik Portland . . .. 76 69 . . T,S S6 . . 3t 105 .542 .524 .314 .244 her former self. Stripped of money, her nerves chattered by drugs, a wan derer on the Limehouse streets, she realizes that she must in some way get to America and try to resume her place of power in the theatre. She ar- I rives in New York for the opening of AltCADK TODAY j the performance and there on the "Reputation," the Universal super- j :itAt.e he sees a pirl who is the coun feature in which Priscilla Dean was I terpart of what she was before sin seen laBt night at the Arcade Theatre i seared her soul. The girl is her will go down in the memory of play- j daughter, though neither knows the goers as one of the most dramatic ; other. Then follows a climax that for stories ever told on the screen. j explosive thrill-power his never been j ne star ascends to dramatic neignis , equalled on the screen. I were , and sounds the depths of palhos in this picture. . Her keenly thrilled. The story was filmed at City by Stuart Paton. It spectators I'ASTIMK TOOAY Universal ' Buck Jones, the motion picture Is based ' star who comes to the Pastime Thea upon "False Colors," Eduina Levin's tre today in the Fox picture. "Get novel and the screen adaptation by ; Your Man," waa formerly captain of captaincy, conceived the brilliant Idea of setting fire to hla father' barn and rushing to the rescue. The barn was fired, the alurm sounded, and Captain Puck Jones, with his brave fire lad dies, rushed fop the scene. i .'a xi ! L GIRLS! LEMONS WHITEN SKIN AND BLEACH FRECKLES Yesterday's llexulis. At Pan Francisco, Oakland land 3J At Los Angeles, Seattle 3, Vernon . At Sacramento 10, San Francisco At Salt Lake 8, Lob Angeles 7. Lue'en Hubbard and Doris Schroeder. Playing a dual role, that of mother Port- and daughter. Miss Dean interprets the parts with such sincerity that many doubted that one individual a fire company in his home town of Vincennes,, Indiana. He held this coveted position one day. Inspired by the Installation of a neighborhood fire department wfctch ! could so completely assume, such wide-j toasted a crinvon hose wagon, Buck ! ly opposed characteristics. and the other boys in, his "gang" im- Bi F fktueeze the juice of two lemms tnt4 a bottle containing hree' ounces of Orchard White; which any dniir store will supply for a few cents, shake well, and you'have a quarter plnlf tt harm less and delightful lemon bleach. Ma sage ih's sweetly fragrant lotion into ihe face,' eck,. arms and hands each, uav, thenshortly note, th beauty and whiteness of your sKtn.vl ,V', jf . - - famous stage beauties use this lem FISH Salmon, .Halibut, Salmon Trout PEACHES $1.00 PER CRATE PENDLETON TRADING CO. If it's on the market we have it At the Sign of a Scrrioe I IIONOH'I.'., Aug. 26. (I. N. S.) Extreme activity during the Autumn months of this year culminating in a tremendous eruj tion in November is the prediction beinn made for local volcanolugists for Ktlauea volcano, the continuously active volcano situated near the city of lliio. on the island of Hawaii. Laura Figlan. the dominant figure mediately organized a fire company of in the story, is the reigning beauty on their own. The "hose wagon", con- the European stae. She is about to . s'sted of two sets of wheels and a longr , jotton w each and brim? that soft, sail for New yens to star on tsroari- j irninn on wnicn were piaceu oucKeis ot clear, rosy-white complexion, also M way when a party, more dissolute than ! water. I rit .i,nh..rit .nj i.n kl'.. h.,. ethers which have preceded It. leaves I But why a fire company without rausc ;t j-.oesn't Irritate. ' ' '' her n wretched, dissipated shadow of ' fire? Huck. having been elected to 'the : ' ALTA" TODAYS f Professor T. A. Jagsar, of the V. S. weather bureau, director of the vol cano observatory at Kilauca volcano, is said to he anion;; those looking for unusual activity in the crater this fall. During March of this yiar there was a most spectacular eruption in which the lava overflowed from the fire pit of Malenianumau onto the floor of the main crater. Since thai lime there has been a gradual snhsidance of the j lava in the fire pit.' but such move- fl incuts are usually followed by rising and Increased activity. Professor i Jaggar says. If the expected activity takes plare I it will be the signal, not for a panicky flight from the region nf the volcano, but for a rush to get there and see ,the show." for Kilauca is a "tame" ; volcano and its eruption, while spec DR I YNN If Dt AVTCirv Jtacular in the extreme, is not anger- yv-nay mectrlr Iherapeutica. Temple Pldg. Room Phone 41K vm THE UNIVERSAL CAR , The FoW Sedan ij the favoritp. family car, seats five Comfortably-. While ail enclosed car with jiertjdanent top, it has large windows, and may in a rninute be changed to a most delight ful open car with always a top protecting against he sun. In inclement weather it is a closed car, dust-proof, water-proof, cold-proof. Finely Mpholstered. Equipped with electric startin and lighting system and demountable rims with 3' -inch tires front and rear. A real family car. Won't you come in and look at it? f lhe delights 01 the electric car with the economy ot the Ford. SIMPSON AUTO CO. MioiM' 108 Water and Johnson St. TFAM nmvFN WW , JILI1III UIVIIL.M IllllUllli j HAS PROVENSUCCESSFULj I LONDON. Aus. 26. U. N. S.) Z '::-xMi CHILDREN 10c ADULTS 40c VAUDIVILLE Shorty Ford Spins Ropes, Hats and Yarns TEX BENDER Cowboy Fiddler ANNOUNCEMENT 1 have taken over the prac t'ce of Dr. Dale Uothwell, op toemtrist and optician, and 'll practice permanently in Pendleton nt the office for merly occupied by him in the American Bank building. I am a graduate of De Keyser Institute of Optomet ry, one of the very best in the country. Glasse Ground to Fit Your Eyes Lenses Duplicated on Short Notice I have all of Dr. Rothwell's office records and equipment and am ready to meet the people of rmatllla County. DR. L C. RICHEY American National ruuik lluildns LONDON, Aus. 26- T. N. SO Drivlne nn .lirshin bv steam Is the very latest stunt evolved by a former expert or the Royal Air Force. ! Captain W. P. Durtnall, who was i formerly Staff Captain in the Chief j Mechanical and Kleetrical Knsineers' ; Department of the Reyal Air Force, claims to have f inured out a method i by means of which airships can be driven by steam. According to n very conservative account of the Invention, as utven out I by the Air Ministry, it does away com pletely with the ordinary boiler, ! steam beimr izenerated by means of iiitcninl-coinbiistion power or heat enertry. The superheated steam heat energy I ; is supplied to special steam motors. : which are reversible and can be con ! trolled from a central control-station. Heavy oil is used as fuel and it is claimed that the drivini: machinery 'can be safely placed Inside the frame of the airship Instead of in separate jtondolns, as at pf'.'ent. ! This will hrinir about a treat redo:-- in a'r resistance and will there- odmc the power required for i propulsion. It Is c'n'med tlvt th ne- svstcin i will lnetion at altitudes hitherto nn ntiMnnhli w'th the ordilllirv tvno of Internal combustion engine. I I I I Wflfl Tflrfl x RrTT- m SIIHI1III III llll TL..:f T UUIUUIUIUU H ( 7? is - 7 I. ' - t It 1 fSV'- e. '.- . 1, I 1 tion I for GRACE DAVISON . IN MAN'S PLAYTHING : I FOX SUNSHINE COMEDY "UN LUCKY JOB." 1